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OpenSSL Not Detected #98
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Hi @tekktonic , Thank you for opening this issue and for your interest win facil.io. The TLS/SSL verification tests attempts to compile and run a small piece of C code in the make file. If you have OpenSSL 1.1.x and this fails that the most likely explanation is that OpenSSL is missing from either If you use ... You can review the final If this doesn't help, you can get a more detailed error message by erasing the error print redirection in the makefile's test functions by deleting the Good luck! And if you discover anything that would be fun to incorporate, please let me know. Kindly, |
Well that was a pretty quick find. gcc can be picky about the order of ldflags. This diff fixes it:
I can open it as a pr if you prefer, I just didn't want to go through the trouble of forking, applying the change on my fork, and opening it when the diff is trivial. |
Thanks! I'll add this in :) |
Sure thing! I realized after I commented that I missed the line below, so make sure you grab the version now (2 lines changed) :) |
Debian Testing (11), openssl 1.1.1i-1 is installed (normal and dev packages)
The makefile says that it can't find any suitable SSL library, it doesn't give any helpful info beyond that (is there a way to get the makefile to be noisier?)
Building with cmake includes a fio_tls_openssl.o file in the archive, so I assume that it works correctly there.
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